Nine-foot teak slat panels that turn one wall into the whole room
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- a bedroom or living room accent wall, a home office backdrop for video calls, and entryways where the hooks earn their keep
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- At roughly 230 dollars for 33 square feet this is the most expensive way to cover a wall, and you will want more than one set for anything wider than about 4 feet
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This Amsleekey set is four acoustic wood slat panels, each 108 inches tall by 11 inches wide in a teak finish, covering roughly 33 square feet when installed side by side. The slats are mounted to a felt backing, which is what gives the panels their sound-dampening effect and lets you cut them to length with a standard saw without the slats separating. Eight hooks are included so the wall can hold coats, bags or keys rather than being purely decorative. At 9 feet tall the panels run floor to ceiling in most rooms without a horizontal seam. Best fit: a bedroom or living room accent wall, a home office backdrop for video calls, and entryways where the hooks earn their keep.
Pros
- Panels are a full 108 inches tall, so most rooms get a seamless floor-to-ceiling run
- Felt backing dampens echo, which is a real difference on video calls
- Eight hooks included, so the wall stores coats and bags instead of only looking good
- Cuts to length with a normal saw because the felt holds the slats together
Cons
- At roughly 230 dollars for 33 square feet this is the most expensive way to cover a wall, and you will want more than one set for anything wider than about 4 feet
Frequently asked questions
How much wall does one set cover?
Four panels at 11 inches wide each cover about 44 inches of width, roughly 33 square feet at the full 9-foot height. Measure your wall and expect to need multiple sets for a typical accent wall.
Can I install these in a rental?
They are usually installed with construction adhesive or screws into studs, both of which leave marks. Some people mount them to a plywood backer board that is itself screwed in, so removal means patching a few screw holes instead of the whole wall.
Do they actually reduce echo?
The felt backing absorbs some mid and high frequency reflection, which noticeably reduces flutter echo in a bare room. It is not studio-grade acoustic treatment and will not stop sound passing through the wall.
Can I cut them shorter?
Yes. The felt backing holds the slats in place, so you can cut across the panel with a circular saw or miter saw without the individual slats coming loose.
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